Longer tenure of leases for progressive developments of the agricultural and commercial sectors is on the card under the review of the Lands Use Act 2010 (Act).
Cabinet yesterday approved the review.
The main objectives under the Land Use Act 2010 include the utilisation of designated iTaukei land for purposes that are in the best interest of the land-owning units (LOUs) upon 60% written consent of relevant iTaukei LOUs who are 18 years and above;
The other objectives of the review is the utilisation of designated State land for purposes that achieve optimal return to the State and to provide longer tenure of leases for progressive developments of the agricultural and commercial sectors.
A Cabinet statement said the review is to address issues and challenges faced by the Land Use Division, as well as to allow for more investments and improved productivity.
